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we go hungry go sordid drugging ourselves with lack of sleep slow blinking fast talkers go dancing spin circles sweat out but don't completely lose our nerve nerves spit on the ground it's a shande, a shame drinking our coffee black like momma did we don't like it anyhow tension click clacking up our spines staring wide eyed at the world three am's spouse faithful as anyone porn failing us closing opening staking out cafes for the company pretending to wait for friends ordering small pastries portioning them out slowly they don't even taste that good sour stomaches lip biters failing to locate sights for sore eyes only finding sites for the healthy the normative the well at heart
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Written by
lucy-crozier
Published
Oct 16, 2014
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41·119
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Also an older poem.

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#depression#anxiety#mental#health#mentalhealth
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